Police arrest 1 person and search for another after Seattle festival shooting that killed 3
The shooting around 6 p.m. Sunday at the annual Bite of Seattle festival left three people dead and four injured, including a toddler.
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Anchorage eyes waste incinerator system that could ‘fundamentally transform’ local utilities
The city is moving forward with a proposal to build a waste-to-energy plant that could reduce landfill while adding electricity.
Anchorage’s Historic Preservation Commission says Seward Highway project may do ‘irreversible’ damage
The commission has asked the state transportation department to take “greater care” when assessing the historic resources along the corridor.
Brazil denies visas to U.S. delegation aiming to impugn election system, officials say
The U.S. officials applied for visas through the Brazilian consulate in Washington, saying they planned to hold “meetings with authorities involved in the electoral process,” Brazilian officials said.
German police hunt suspect in Berlin Pride vehicle attack that left 1 dead and 16 injured
Police had said earlier that they had identified a suspect with ties to Islamic groups in the German capital.
Opinion: The best accessibility is the kind you almost don’t notice
A quiet innovation at one of Alaska’s most scenic overlooks is opening the landscape to more visitors.
Editorial: The third time is not the charm
The successful path forward is to put the gas line bill on hold until Alaska has a new governor.
With as much as 100 feet of permafrost soils, deep thawing will keep roads rough
Replacing many bumpy roads isn’t cost effective, so instead those deeply impacted by permafrost are repaired.
O’Malley’s on the Green offers casual fare for the golfer and non-golfer alike
The restaurant at the Anchorage Golf Course has a panoramic deck and a menu with some stalwart items.
Cook Inlet Soccer Club U17 girls claim Alaska’s first-ever U.S. Youth Soccer national title
After losing a lead and coming up short in the semifinals last summer, the squad made sure they didn’t come home empty-handed this time around.
House race in deep-red Mat-Su district reflects divisions among Alaska Republicans
Big Lake Republican Rep. Kevin McCabe is seeking a fourth term, facing off with four challengers — all but one of them from his own party.
How to get more storage on your Android without using a microSD Card
Adnan Ahmed for Engadget Smartphones now ship with more RAM and storage to accommodate the heavier workloads, larger media files and expansive app libraries. If you're shopping for a new Android smartphone f...
Once an adventurer, Dr. Anne Zink offers health and safety tips for travelers
While the crisis of COVID-19 is mostly behind us, new health-related issues are causing travelers to pay attention to how and where they travel.
Trump administration admits grants for clean energy were canceled only in states won by Kamala Harris
Democrats and environmental groups seized on the latest court filing, saying the administration had “weaponized” the federal government to kill good jobs and punish working families.
Congress weighs killing more seals and sea lions to bolster Pacific Northwest salmon recovery efforts
The legislation would ease restrictions in the Marine Mammal Protection Act for killing sea lions and seals, renewing a decades-old conversation over whether humans should intervene to curb pinniped predation.
North Slope Borough police fatally shoot armed man in Utqiagvik, troopers say
An officer responding to a disturbance call Wednesday night shot and killed a 25-year-old man after he pointed a rifle at police, according to troopers.
Anchorage ties record for wettest July, with more rain likely
Through Thursday, the National Weather Service said 4.49 inches of rain had fallen, tying a record for the month set in 2001.
Collision closes Sterling Highway near Skilak Lake for over 7 hours
The highway was closed in both directions on Friday afternoon at about Mile 62, Alaska State Troopers said.
Hickel descendants ask Bernadette Wilson to stop using former governor’s image in her campaign
Wilson has prominently featured her family relationship with former Gov. Wally Hickel, her great-uncle, in campaign messaging.
Cyclospora outbreak linked to shredded lettuce expands to 4 more states
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said the outbreak now includes Illinois, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Pennsylvania.
Opinion: Conservation group Panthera must answer for its ties to Donlin Gold mine
The conservation group should explain how board members’ mining interests align with its mission to protect wild cats and intact habitat.
Opinion: The state of the state’s confusion over HB 381
The gas line debacle is a case of too much, too fast with too little transparancy.
Opinion: The outlook for July in Alaska is sunny, with a promise of an election blizzard
From questionable uses of public property to millions in political spending, Alaskans deserve to know where the money comes from and whom it serves.
Opinion: What’s the rush on reaching a fair compromise for taxing the Alaska LNG project?
Alaska’s next governor may be better positioned to negotiate a deal that protects the public interest.